Actually this is a chloropleth map, not a heat map (which is a continous representation of point density).

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I would like to adopt your baby's schedule.

All data is beautiful.

This one shows there is no correlation whatsoever between the Gini coefficient and the index of econocmic freedom.

CUTE. I should probably adopt a similar schedule: Go to bed early, wake up early, breakfast at 8 AM, lunch around noon, dinner no later than 6 PM

Statistically true. In this case you can observe it happening in real life and understand how economic liberty reduces inequality. As Bono said, “I thought that if we just redistributed resources, then we could solve every problem. I now know that’s not true. There’s a funny moment when you realize that as an activist: The off-ramp out of extreme poverty is commerce, it’s entrepreneurial capitalism.”

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Because everyone has successfully lost the weight by the summer, right??

Why was junior's breakfast delayed on Wednesday? 😠

Well we will have do agree to disagree then, because I think that’s a ridiculous position.

Do you also say the same when someone plots the CPI over time? It is only useful breaking into the different sectors to better understand which areas are driving inflation?

Jon Stewart should have this hanging in his office.

Sounds like heart disease

Brit here. What kind of restaurant is arbys?

I mistakenly read this from left to right and was like HOLY 24 hours of eating??

There can be a correlation without there being a direct causal correlation

Your baby sleeps from 6pm to 4am? Damn. I don't know much about parenting but in movies and TV shows they always show new parents haggard and sleep deprived cuz the baby never sleeps through the night. Or does that occur at a later stage of development?

I wonder what babies dream of at that age.

Also why are the weekends not included

At first glance, I thought it was a pattern that includes most "New Year's Resolutions" type of searches. But it looks like my intuition was wrong. By the way, I found some data saying that "stop smoking" is one the least popular resolutions.

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>For 2023, the Forbes Health/OnePoll survey found some resolutions to be more common than others, with the most popular goals including:
Improved mental health (45%)
Improved fitness (39%)
Lose weight (37%)
Improved diet (33%)
Improved finances (30%)
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Less popular resolutions include stop smoking (14%), learn a new skill (12%) and make time for hobbies (11%). Notably, Gen Z is more likely to prioritize improved mental health as a 2023 resolution than any other generation (50%).

https://www.forbes.com/health/mind/new-years-resolutions-statistics/

>Lots of sonic commercials but no sonic.

That used to be my state too, about 12 years ago they put in the first sonic and it was a huge fuckin' deal. Like people lined up on the highway shoulder waiting for spaces, it was ridiculous lol

IMO you're not missing too much, their shakes and slushies are probably their best stuff but the food is "ok"

I love their gyros, not a lot of Greek/Mediterranean restaurants near me. And, their curly fries and jamocha shake are a nice change of pace.

Beef and cheddars are nice as well, but I think I’m getting too old for them - my GI tract can’t handle them anymore.

I live in an orange state 😁

A fast food and diarrhea joke. How original.

The secret to getting a beach body is to take your body to the beach. If your goal is to have a bikini body, wear a bikini. No other steps needed.

Bahaha not every time.

Correlation does not equal causation.

Ah, but we have maple creemees*. You can't get better than that.

(*) the local name for soft-serve ice cream made with maple syrup

This says nothing. Correlation does not equal causation. Not that's there's much Correlation here... what's the p value?